Presidential Candidates' Tax Plans: Their Ideas vs. Your Income: Compare Strategies
A Look at the Presidential Candidates' Tax Proposals & Your Take Home Pay
April may have come and gone, but taxes are still a topic of conversation
with the 2016 presidential election looming five months away. Presumptive
presidential candidates Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald
Trump recently introduced tax plans sure to make a dent in your take home
pay, and the US Tax Center has put together an Infographic crunching the
numbers so you can see where each candidate stands. What do the numbers say
to you, and does this change how you approach the upcoming election? Will their
tax plans change the way you vote?
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